作者：(美)芮陶庵(AndrewT.Roy
页数：348页
出版社：南京大学出版社
出版日期：2017
ISBN：9787305181689
电子书格式：pdf/epub/txt
内容简介
本书主要是芮陶庵先生的回忆录，记录了1949年之前他在中央大学执教以及在南京、成都、香港等地生活、工作的所见所闻。
作者简介
现代知名美国学者、汉学家，解放前曾任教于中央大学哲学系，在中国生活了很多年，其家人对中国有比较深的了解和感情。
本书特色
本书主要是芮陶庵先生的回忆录，记录了1949年之前他在中央大学执教以及在南京、成都、香港等地生活、工作的所见所闻。
目录
Part One Personal Background 1903-1929
1 Hazy Memories
Poem: Grandfather Reminisces
Poem: Winter Near Laredo, 1909
Poem: My Father Died Too Soon
2 Traveling North
3 My Aunt end Her Husband
4 Early Religious Influences
5 Decision to Go to China
Part Two Getting to China 1930-1936
6 China Before 1949
7 Early Days in China
8 A Medley of incidents Abroad
Crazy Foreigners
Near Escape
How Rich Is the English Language
Wanted
Language of Love
Awkward Situation
Part Three Northwest Diary: Journey from Chengtu to Yenan 1939
9 Northwest Diary
Introduction
A Long End-Run Around the Japanese
Stopover in Sian
Marshall Yen Hsi-shan’s Headquarters
The Shansi War Front
Yenan at Last
Afterword
Part Four Szechuan Years 1938-1945
10 Chengtu Days
11 The Puzzled Householder
Poem: In Early Spring the Earth Awakes
12 Bombs and Other Hazards
Poem:Suddenly on Mr, Omei
13 Tea, Snakes, Toboggans, and Salt
Poem: Climbing Hua-shan
14 Summer Projects and a Mystery
Poem: West from Chengtu
Poem: Tibetan Border
15 Christmas: Chengtu 1944
16 India, and End of War
Part Five Nanking and Tribulations 1948-1951
17 China, 1948-1950: The Atmosphere Changes
18 Korean War Affects China
19 Anti-American Sentiment Increases
20 Public Accusations
Interlude: Christmas 1950
21 Writing Confessions
Poem: Later Return to Nanking 1980
22 Christian Universities
Part Six Hong Kong Years 1954-1972
23 Chain Reaction
24 Hang Kong Vignettes
Freedom
The Loan
Cure in Canton
Joy, Poverty, and Generosity
Epilogue
Appendix Religion in China
The Religions of China: A Brief Look
Christians in China
Post-1949 Chinese Policy Toward Religion
1 Hazy Memories
Poem: Grandfather Reminisces
Poem: Winter Near Laredo, 1909
Poem: My Father Died Too Soon
2 Traveling North
3 My Aunt end Her Husband
4 Early Religious Influences
5 Decision to Go to China
Part Two Getting to China 1930-1936
6 China Before 1949
7 Early Days in China
8 A Medley of incidents Abroad
Crazy Foreigners
Near Escape
How Rich Is the English Language
Wanted
Language of Love
Awkward Situation
Part Three Northwest Diary: Journey from Chengtu to Yenan 1939
9 Northwest Diary
Introduction
A Long End-Run Around the Japanese
Stopover in Sian
Marshall Yen Hsi-shan’s Headquarters
The Shansi War Front
Yenan at Last
Afterword
Part Four Szechuan Years 1938-1945
10 Chengtu Days
11 The Puzzled Householder
Poem: In Early Spring the Earth Awakes
12 Bombs and Other Hazards
Poem:Suddenly on Mr, Omei
13 Tea, Snakes, Toboggans, and Salt
Poem: Climbing Hua-shan
14 Summer Projects and a Mystery
Poem: West from Chengtu
Poem: Tibetan Border
15 Christmas: Chengtu 1944
16 India, and End of War
Part Five Nanking and Tribulations 1948-1951
17 China, 1948-1950: The Atmosphere Changes
18 Korean War Affects China
19 Anti-American Sentiment Increases
20 Public Accusations
Interlude: Christmas 1950
21 Writing Confessions
Poem: Later Return to Nanking 1980
22 Christian Universities
Part Six Hong Kong Years 1954-1972
23 Chain Reaction
24 Hang Kong Vignettes
Freedom
The Loan
Cure in Canton
Joy, Poverty, and Generosity
Epilogue
Appendix Religion in China
The Religions of China: A Brief Look
Christians in China
Post-1949 Chinese Policy Toward Religion
